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Friday 8 June 2012

Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted 3D Movie Review

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In the third installment of this madcap comedy, the

 animalsare sassy, witty, crazy and still outof the Central Park

 zoo and aren't you glad for it or what! Madagascar 3 is a 

frantic witty explosion of colors action and madness that 

leaves you exhilarated.The film begins in Africa where

 the penguins were building aplane in the last edition. 

The four animals, Lion, Giraffe Hippo and the zebra, attempt 


to escape back to New York,taking help of a 

European Circus troupe and chased by aFrench Animal 

Police.As the action takes us from Africa to Rome to

London tofinally New York, the story unfolds atbreakneck

 pace with some sizzling chases on 

trains, bikes, jumps from sky scrappers, dances ona high wire and even a bear riding a 


Ducati. 

The Penguins and King Julian the Lemur play theirparts too and light up scenes with their 

energy and wit.

The story is classic animation fare, believing in your self, making the impossible possible,

standing up for friends and dreaming big. The real hero though is the surreal bizzare and 

outstanding sequences that literally explode into a riot of colors in 3D. Psychedelic neons of the

 circus in the second half, dazzling fireworks , banana guns, enormously busted police woman,

 wise cracking side kicks and rambunctious animal groupings make for a side splitting one 

and half hours. 

Madagascar's real strength is in its deceptive madness and insanity that hides behind it a 

whole load of creative genius managing to bring alive moments, characters and utilize 3D with 

amazing alacrity. The giraffe almost leaps out of the screen to kiss you in the face, while the

 police woman's gun shots threaten to put you to slumber instead of the animals. The circus is 

when the action really takes a magical turn as colors, animals and patterns merge to create a

 mad mad illusion. 

Carefree ridiculousness meets nuanced emotions and morals in a way that makes this the best

 view this year on the big screen. This one mandates multiple viewings on the big screen, in 

3D. 

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